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Of small drops

As a first stage, the stream of liquid from an HPLC eluant is passed through a narrow tube toward the LINC interface. Near the end of the tube, the liquid stream is injected with helium gas so that it leaves the end of the tube as a high-velocity spray of small drops of liquid mixed with helium. From there, the mixture enters an evacuation chamber (Figure 12.1). The formation of spray (nebulizing) is very similar to that occurring in the action of aerosol spray cans (see Chapter 19). [Pg.77]

Sieve tray towers have holes of only 3-8 mm dia. Velocities through the holes are kept below 0.8 ft/sec to avoid formation of small drops. Redispersion of either phase at each tray can be designed for. Tray spacings are 6-24 in. Tray efficiencies are in the range of 20-30%. [Pg.10]

Acrivos, A., The breakup of small drops and bubbles in shear flows. 4th International Conference on Physicochemical Hydrodynamics, Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., 404, 1-11 (1983). [Pg.198]

Villadsen, J., Putting structure into chemical engineering. Chem. Eng. Sci. 52,2857-2864 (1997). Wang, H., Zinchenko, A., and Davis, R. H., The collision rate of small drops in linear flow fields. I. Fluid Mech. 265, 161-188 (1994). [Pg.204]

When sprays have drop diameters between 0.6 mm and 1.5 mm, flame propagation is impossible. In this situation, however, the presence of small drops and/or disturbances that shatter the larger drops may create a hazardous condition. [Pg.252]

Increases in system pressure lead to more rapid vapor blanketing of small drops so, to obtain rapid phase transitions at elevated pressures, more extensive prefragmentation is necessary. [Pg.198]

Interfacial turbulence [60] Due to a nonuniform distribution of surfactant molecules at the interface or to local convection currents close to the interface, interfacial tension gradients lead to a mechanical instability of the interface and therefore to production of small drops. [Pg.10]

The fundamental property of liquid surfaces is that they tend to contract to the smallest possible area. This property is observed in the spherical form of small drops of liquid, in the tension exerted by soap films as they tend to become less extended, and in many other properties of liquid surfaces. In the absence of gravity effects, these curved surfaces are described by the Laplace equation, which relates the mechanical forces as (Adamson and Gast, 1997 Chattoraj and Birdi, 1984 Birdi, 1997) ... [Pg.14]

History.—In considering watar scientifically, it offers ing of dew, and subsequently in the form of small drops ... [Pg.1078]

A stream of emulsion enters the separator to meet the emulsion already present there. Above the emulsion there is a nitroglycerine layer, and below it an acid layer. Owing to the tangential direction of flow, the emulsion circulates slowly with respect to the two stationary layers already separated. Since the diameter of the separator is large this rotary movement is extremely slow (peripheral rate of 2-3 cm/sec) and therefore favourable for the agglomeration of small drops of both liquid phases. According to the data contained in Biazzi s patent, by this system separation is accomplished in a time not longer than 10 min. [Pg.109]

Examination of the Coulter Counter data revealed that the larger oil drops were removed much more effectively than the smaller drops. Also, a net production of diops smaller than about 2 pm oc curred regardless of the system operating conditions. This net drop production was caused by the shear field generated by the air-inducing rotor. The production of small drops limited the removal efficiency of the process since these small drops are not removed. Although these experiments quantified overall system performance, they yielded limited information concerning the mechanism of the oil removal process. [Pg.216]

X indicates the total number of small drops which, during one circulation, unite to one large drop. The second parameter then must be... [Pg.282]

Do you know that the clouds in the sky are made of small drops of water You can make a cloud of water drops. Go outside on a very cold day and blow into the air. Do you see a white cloud The warm gaseous water in your breath is changed to small drops of cold, liquid water. [Pg.42]

During recent years, the tendency to apply smaller and smaller volumes of spray per hectare has necessitated the use of small drops to maintain adequate distribution. However, the size of the drops cannot be reduced indefinitely without affecting their ability to impact on the target, and in any case, as the drop size is reduced, the tendency of the spray to drift from the target is increased. Thus, there is an optimum drop size for most spraying operations which represents the smallest drop size consistent with satisfactory impact efficiency. To determine this optimum size for any particular application, one must take into account the mode of action of the toxicant, the nature of the crop, the type of spray equipment, and the volume of spray to be applied. [Pg.164]

Ostwald2 pointed out that, just as the vapour pressure of small drops of liquid is greater than that of large drops, so the vapour pressure and solubility of small solid particles is greater than that of large. The relation between the radius, surface tension, and vapour pressure or solubility of spherical particles is the same as that deduced in Chap. I, 15, for small drops. [Pg.177]

Emulsification by solid powders. It has long been known that solid powders can sometimes emulsify one liquid in another that is, can stabilize one liquid in the form of small drops in the other. This can occur in all cases where the surface relationships between the solid and the two... [Pg.206]

Light scattering has been used for measurement of small drop sizes below 10 pm in diameter [209] and also for drop sizes below 800 pm. Although on-line measurement is possible the technique is only suitable for volume concentrations smaller than 0.05 [210]... [Pg.511]


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